[ Y/N ]
"Stop kicking me!" "Well, if you'd woken up properly the first time I kicked you, I wouldn't have had to do it four more times."
I swatted away G's foot and rolled over with a groan, clutching my aching ribs that had suffered his deadly boots. I guess I deserved it since I almost got him arrested and got caught when he told me not too. Honestly, I'm surprised I wasn't dead. "You are in so much trouble, ya' know that?" he sneered while giving me a death glare.
Yet.
I sat up and coughed a bit, my lungs sending an ache through my chest after my great escape. Wobbling to my feet and using a wall for support, I managed to stand straight and finally get a good look at where we were.
Right before I had passed out, I had gotten a glimpse of a warehouse. I had been afraid that G had teleported us back to the same warehouse I had met him in, but now that I got a good look around, I was relieved to find out that it was a different one. The ceiling in this one was intact and only a few windows were broken, boxes crowding the room instead of white sheets over dusty furniture.
"Hey, uh, where are we? Like, what town?" I asked, feeling the arm band warm up on my bicep as it started to heal my sore side. I love my arm band. "We're in the same city, I found this place after I ran away from your little scene." He shot me a look. I gave him a sheepish smile back. "Sorry, but guess what." I dug in my jacket pocket and pulled out the silver pocket-watch I had stolen. "I got the pocket-watch."
A smug grin made its way to my face at G's surprised look. "Can—" "No." "You didn't even—" "Haven't we already been over this?" I smirked, stuffing the pocket-watch back in my jacket pocket. G let out a huff and turned on his heel, walking towards the exit of the warehouse with me following behind him.
"So, where are we going next?" I asked, letting the garage door crash down behind me. Outside the warehouse were empty streets with a bunch of trash by the curb and a few stray dogs running through abandoned buildings. How lovely. "Well first, we're leaving this city since someone got caught stealing," G said, giving me another look. I smiled sweetly back and hooked arms with him. "Aw shut up, you still love me." "Didn't you say you hated me a few hours ago?" "Key words: hours ago."
G let out a snicker and tried pulling his arm away, only for me to hold on tighter with an innocent smile on my face. I started walking in the direction where the outskirts of the city were with G walking next to me, an annoyed look on his face as he was dragged out of the city by our linked arms.
• • •
"I wouldn't do that if I were you."
I crossed my arms and raised an eyebrow, watching as G waved off my warning and continued looking down into the deep hole that we had stumbled across in the outskirts of a ghost town. "I'll be fine, it's just a—"
FWOOSH!
A huge pillar of hot water shot out of the hole and into G's face, causing him to stumble back in surprise and land on his back with a shocked look on his wet face. I cracked up and clutched my sides, wheezing out snorts and choked laughs before falling on the ground, struggling to catch my breath. "Holy—that was great! Oh my god!" I laughed out, G slowly sitting up with a shocked look still on his face. "Why didn't you tell me it was a geyser?" "I warned you earlier not to look in it, ya' bonehead!"
Once I had stopped laughing like a sociopath, I stood up and held out a hand that G grabbed and used to haul himself to his feet. He wiped most of the hot water off of his face with his jacket sleeve while mumbling inaudible things that I suspected were more of his colorful vocabulary.
YOU ARE READING
Hey, Doll | Gaster!Sans x Reader
FanfictionAlone in a condemned world where monsters and humans fight for power constantly, Y/N survives off of the wood's riches and the small scraps of shelter she can find in ghost towns. Allies and friends have come and gone during the war, either killed o...